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- Countries to which exports are currently made - Japan
Program: Food
- The purpose of QSM-09 is to provide detailed information on the CA option as described in D-96-05.
Program: Plants
- This directive governs the importation of table stock and processing potatoes into Canada and supersedes all previous directives on this subject and references to this subject in any other policy document (see…
Program: Plants
- Immediately notifiable diseases are diseases exotic to Canada for which there are no control or eradication programs.
Program: Animals
- The CFIA evaluates and licenses seed crop inspectors to conduct field inspections of pedigreed seed crops and issue Reports of Seed Crop Inspection that support the issuance of a crop certificate by the…
Program: Plants
- This document describes the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's (CFIA) oversight of the inspection of pedigreed seed crops by Licensed Seed Crop Inspectors (LSCI) operating under the supervision of…
Program: Plants
- This directive describes the requirements for the Seed Potato Quality Management Program (SPQMP).
Program: Plants
- This directive contains the phytosanitary requirements for the importation of propagative and non-propagative materials, of oak chestnut ,chinquapin and tanbark oak originating from the continental United…
Program: Plants
- Phytosanitary requirements for soil and soil-related matter
Program: Plants
- Establishments involved with the exportation of non-propagative material containing niger (Guizotia abyssinica) seed, such as bird food, are subject to procedures which ensure compliance with United States…
Program: Plants